The afternoon was grey and windy when we drove all the way to Dauphin Island's western end. But, once at the end of the road, the sun started to peek out from under the clouds and what a glorious sunset we witnessed from the site of a long-gone pier along the land bridge to the island. These are the moments that turn my knees weak with the utter beauty of the glowing sunset.

These images are from both a Galaxy S24+ and a Nikon D750.
(Best viewed in download...maybe then you'll spot which is which.)

Well I finally did it, I have been running out of room In the Macro"studio" when shooting my Mini still life images, rather than making the table longer I decided to get a 105 micro/macro Nikkor, however this created another problem, How to switch from landscape to portrait, cure an "L" bracket, after much searching my conclusion is which I buy none will work for me!! The dovetails are lined up at a 90° from the lens.
A trip to the shop, locate the aluminum bar stock, next chop, scrape, drill and tap I came up with a bracket that will work and for a hell of a lot less money!! Sure it is a bit heavy but that don't make a bit of difference.
When setting to photograph the bracket I discovered I can't open the battery door with it on the camera, back to the shop and lop an Inch or so off the mounting plate, when finished I may Cerakote it or just go with the paint.